Compton Road, Brighton, BN1
Sold Subject to Contract
4 beds | 2 baths | 2 receptions | £720,000 Having knowledge of the purchase price allows you to calculate the overall expense incurred in acquiring the property. Read our glossary page
- NO ONWARD CHAIN
- SUBSTANTIAL VICTORIAN END OF TERRACED PROPERTY
- FOUR DOUBLE BEDROOMS, ONE WITH EN SUITE
- DELIGHTFUL SOUTH-WEST FACING PATIO GARDEN
- CLOSE PROXIMITY TO AMENITIES COMMUTER LINKS
- SPACIOUS KITCHEN/DINER
- PANORAMIC VIEWS
- PERIOD FEATURES
- DESIRABLE BRIGHTON LOCATION
- LARGE UTILITY ROOM
**NO ONWARD CHAIN | SUBSTANTIAL 4-BEDROOM PROPERTY | VERSATILE ACCOMMODATION | CLOSE TO AMENITIES & COMMUTER LINKS**
Situated in Compton Road and positioned in a highly desirable residential area of Brighton, this Victorian end of terrace property seamlessly blends the charm of its period features with superb contemporary styling throughout. Offering a versatile layout, this property caters well to communal gatherings as well as providing substantial accommodation for all the family.
At ground level two spacious double bedrooms provide a peaceful retreat for family members or guests and a large family bathroom is a testament to luxury, with Travertine marble tiles complementing the contemporary fittings and finishings. An expansive utility room, a true rarity in properties, offers ample space for both practical tasks and creative pursuits and a lobby leads to a side return with steps ascending to the garden and an area that could accommodate bicycles and essentials, ensuring a clutter-free zone.
Venturing to the first floor, the wow factor unfolds further in the form of a custom-made solid wood kitchen. Beautiful maple-lined cabinets harmonize with granite worktops, and a generous breakfast bar fitted with a built-in wine rack offers a space for comfortable socialising. Through bi-fold doors, the kitchen extends an invitation to the walled, south-west facing garden - a sanctuary adorned with an established wisteria and an array of scented plants. A decked area provides a charming space to enjoy al fresco dining and relaxing with friends in the sunshine.
The first floor continues to impress with a living room that spans the width of the property and boasts a broad bay sash window where panoramic views of Preston Park and the sprawling Downs can be enjoyed. An open fireplace creates a focal point in the room and clever low-level storage is incorporated below a broad slate shelf either side of the chimney breast. A third double bedroom and chic shower room/WC complete this level, adding a touch of modern elegance with convenience.
The pinnacle of luxury is revealed on the top floor, where the master suite provides a haven of peace and relaxation. Double aspect windows frame views of the pretty garden below and the breathtaking landscape to the front provides an inspiring start to the day. The contemporary en suite bathroom is a sanctuary of relaxation, boasting a Japanese soaking bath and a powerful dual-headed shower system, complete with a heated towel rail for ultimate comfort.
In every facet, this Victorian end of terrace property offers a harmonious blend of contemporary luxury and period charm. With its versatile layout, this residence offers the opportunity to make it a home perfectly tailored to your needs. With local shops around the corner, quick access to commuter links by road or rail and proximity to renowned schools in the area, this is the ideal purchase.
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